STAR WARS MUSIC BY JOHN WILLIAMS part 6

This is part 6 of a rare documentary made juring the Making of the Empire Strikes Back between 1979-1980. If you consider this the best of the Star Wars films and love the score then this is the holy Grail of documentaries

Category:

Music

Tags:

• STAR
• WARS
• THE
• EMPIRE
• STRIKES
• BACK
• JOHN
• WILLIAMS
• RARE
• VINTAGE
• LONDON
• SYMPHONY
• ORCHESTRA
• 1980
• SOUNDTRACK

[steevon]

Thanks for this. i'd never seen or heard of this documentary before. Detailed and interesting. How they did it all with that steam-powered equipment is beyond me.

[Robkizzy]

If you have Talent, it will blast through any kind of technology!

[SWFigures]

Thanks for uploading this

[Robkizzy]

Since the age of 13 Ive spent the whole of my life looking for this. Now that I finally have it, I thought it selfish not to show others.

[RogueRotting360]

@whoislikegod81 "Mynock Cave"

[majfauxpas]

Schatzie!

Right here....

[StarWarsFan786]

I wish i was there at the recording sessions :-(

[Jimshanks]

I have been hunting for this for so long. Thank you so much!

[Jimshanks]

I have been hunting for this for so long. Thank you so much!

[TheUhOhproductions]

Nice, that was cool

[runescapellk44]

words can't describe how cool this is!!! I fell in love with the first SW soundtrack when I was 12 years old! I am now 47 and between the original SW soundtrack and the ESB... well it's hard to choose! seeing it made some thirty years later is just beyond fascination for me. Thank you Robkizzy! in the upcoming Blu-Ray release of the films I sure hope Lucasfilm spends more time on Johnny Williams than previously before!!!

He is the Mozart of our time!

[GGbreizh]

@unemployedcomposer He was an orchestrator during the 50s or 60s wasn't he ?

[Starbebep]

Thank you for this document!! It's fantastic, John Williams is the best!!

[Aeolis7]

THANK YOU!

This is an indrecible look at a master's process creating (in my opinion) the best soundtrack to any film, The Empire Strikes Back. John Williams in certainly this generation's Mozart. This is truly a treasure, and something of historical significance. I can't imagine why Lucas hasn't released this on DVD.

BRAVO!